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- Sep 9, 2026
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Bringing the chamber to the listeners - Point Reyes Light (opens the original)
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Anticipating an unusually sweltering summer day, Jennifer Howard moved one of her casual house concerts to the Dance Palace, hoping to offer both the audience and musicians a cooler venue. What she found there was more than respite from the heat: the community center’s gorgeous Grotrian piano and the beginnings of a project. Ms. Howard, the founder and executive director of the Point Reyes Chamber Concerts, grew up in the San Geronimo Valley surrounded…
State marks Drake’s landing - Point Reyes Light (opens the original)
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International dignitaries and local maritime historians gathered at Due West Market in Olema last week for a plaque dedication of California Registered Historical Landmark #1061: The site of New Albion. It represents the first California-registered historical landmark in West Marin since 1935. The landmark, mounted outside the market, commemorates Francis Drake’s 1579 anchorage in California—his farthest-east exploration. As many historians believe, Drake and his crew disembarked from the Golden
At El Niño town hall, an info shower - Point Reyes Light (opens the original)
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It’s still months away from the greatest impacts that California shores may feel from the unprecedented El Niño. But it’s not too early to prepare. Last Tuesday, State Senator Mike McGuire held a town hall meeting to spell out what the brewing climate patterns could mean for Northern California, and a group of panelists offered tangible ways to get ready for the season while dispelling ambiguity around the often-sensationalized weather event.
Mo unity in community - Point Reyes Light (opens the original)
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Since growing up in Bolinas, Garnett Silver-Hall has amassed a resume of achievements as a musician, a public speaker, and an athlete. Born with arthrogryposis, Mr. Silver-Hall discovered adaptive sports at a young age, and his athletic endeavors soon intertwined with his growing artistic identity. While at Mount Tamalpais High School, he competed in sled hockey and wheelchair basketball; later, at the University of Arizona, he helped his team win the 2026 Division I wheelchair…
Bolinas honors surfing culture - Point Reyes Light (opens the original)
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Standing on the beach nearly 30 years ago, Marialidia Marcotulli watched surfers emerge from the water with what she could only describe as a glow. They had gained something out there beyond the break that remained, for her, a mystery—until she became one of them. She began at a surfing school for women, then spent months in the brisk and unforgiving Pacific. Eventually, she made her way to the swells of Bolinas Bay.
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